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Wright State University is partnering with Air Force Research Laboratory and others on a $9.1 million contract from one of the government’s most advanced research groups.
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency awarded the work to WSU, AFRL, Vanderbilt University, and Ibis Biosciences to test a new technique that could improve a person’s ability to learn. The technique, vagal nerve stimulation, uses a low-power electrical simulator applied to the neck, and is currently FDA approved to treat cluster headaches, epilepsy and depression.
Read the article from the Dayton Business Journal.
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